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Residual Home Business-Busy Weekend Worker

May 6, 2009 by  
Filed under Residual Income

Due to all the advances in technology that have sprang up in the past 3 decades this is more than likely the best time ever to get and/or be involved with a home based residual income business.

Jump starting a new business from your home office can be very simple to do. It will take hard work however to get it to a level of success but you may be able to implement some business skills that you have acquired over the years.

There are different approaches to how new business owner decide to work their business. Some only want to start off part-time after their regular jobs during the Monday through Friday work week. Other business owner on the other hand want to exclusively work the business ventures on the weekends.

One of the pluses of working exclusively on the weekends in their business is the fact that they may be able to devote more full-time attention to what they are doing as opposed to what they could during the week. A minus of this strategy though is the fact that they might miss out on valuable clients and business because of this limited time frame in which they operate.

Waiting to the weekend to work a home business can prove benficial too because they may be able to target a consumer demographic that only likes to do their buying on weekends too.

Whenever a residual income business owner decides to run their business it’s up to them but the primary goal of that business should always be growth. It doesnt matter if this growth comes in spurts or in blasts.

The road to financial freedom has many detours but the key to getting there will always be knowing your travel strengths.

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Residual Income Business Opportunity- The Art of Giving Away Colds

Now everyone has had a cold once or twice or a million times in their lives right? Right. And everyone has probably passed that cold along to someone else without even realizing it. Maybe it was a the job, at the supermarket, or anywhere that would of had people around. There is also the likelihood that the person who got their cold from you ultimately passed it on to someone else.

A lot of businesses are built around the premise of people passing something around. And sadly enough some businesses are toppled on the premise of people passing something around too. What people pass around the most when it comes to talking about a business is their experience with that business. If they had a pleasant experience most people wont hesitate to tell someone else and that goes double if they had a not so pleasant experience.

This is how most businesses grow, through word of mouth, and how most businesses generate their residual income. Residual income is made when a consumer comes back over and over again to patronize an establishment or some other type of business. Making that residual income can be the difference between success and failure for a lot of organizations.

Think about what you’re worth over the lifetime of you being a consumer. Now think about a certain food establishment you may frequent maybe once a week, month, or year.

To that establishment you are very valuable because even if you only come in just once a year, if you multiply that by all the years youve been coming and all the years you will continue to come then that adds up.

This establishment sees you as a residual income source because you keep coming back and spending your money with them, regardless of how infrequently you do it.

Once you are able to harness the power of giving away a cold along with giving your customers good experiences, you will be able to start and grow a great residual income business.

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Residual Income Business- Giving to Get

April 21, 2009 by  
Filed under Home Based Business

When I was a teenager I worked at a local mall in the food court area at a popular fast food restaurant. The restaurant offered the usual burgers and fries and even ice cream. My usual schedule had me working during both the lunch and dinner hours which made the time really go by faster.

I remember one day at work when my boss’ boss came for a visit and after he left the entire store was called in for a quick store meeting. We were told that we had been having declining sales and that we needed to do something about it. Apparently the restaurant next door to us was kicking our butt in sales and it was time to take action.

Every one of the hourly employees knew why the restaurant next door us was slaughtering us in the sales department. It was the fact the they had employees out in front of their restaurant passing out free samples to any person that walked by. I incorporate this strategy into my residual income business today but back then my restaurant wasn’t meeting the call of the customers.

My boss watched what our neighbors did to lure customers for a week before he finally figured it out. He decided that we would basically copy their methods and start giving out free samples to every person that wanted one too. I ended up drawing the short straw and had to be one of the people passing out samples. Doing that all day and having to smile too was a challenge but it taught me a business lesson. It taught me problem solving as a selling method because we were solving the problem of hunger for our customers and reaping the rewards too.

I realized how giving away free samples helped our customers make a more informed decision when it came to solving their problem of hunger and that they were more likely to come see my when they wanted to order food in the future.

This shift in strategy as a teenager helped me in adulthood because now my sales approach in my residual income business is based around giving away something of value for free in order to help a customer solve a problem.

And when it comes to giving a little something to get a bigger something, either you want your business to grow or not.

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